Mark Topley gives his three Cs, explaining what dental practices can still do in this current time of the COVID-19 crisis. The COVID-19 pandemic is
A dentist has said practice teams feel ‘undervalued’ as new guidelines are released regarding personal protective equipment (PPE) and coronavirus. Yesterday (April 2) Public Health
The US Department of Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General (HHS-OIG) has issued a fraud alert related to scammers preying upon the public’s fears
It’s time to transform your business by evaluating opportunities at this time of crisis, Shaz Memon suggests. ‘Success is where preparation and opportunity meet.’ The
HMRC has published details of furloughed employees’ scheme and how it will work in practice. While most people are now aware of the Coronavirus Job
Support for dentists who are struggling in response to the coronavirus lockdown is being offered up for free. Jane Lelean, a dentist and international coach,
North Carolinians now have access to virtual dental services during the COVID-19 outbreak through a new initiative at Carolina Dentistry, part of the University of
Dental professionals across England can have their coronavirus questions answered following the launch of a crisis-focused webinar. Chief dental officer for England, Sara Hurley, and
During these troubling times, the future of the dental industry faces many uncertainties in the face of coronavirus. However, some potential problems can be avoided
Dental practices are among the businesses who will benefit from the recent government promise to delay VAT payments in light of coronavirus. Chancellor Rishi Sunak
The coronavirus crisis will have a deep effect on many dental practices. Offices have been hit with overdue patients, loss of patients, loss of revenue,
Dental professionals wishing to volunteer for the NHS are being asked to complete a survey to assist effective redeployment. The chief dental officer for England,
